Glossary
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benchmark. Programs can be specially designed to provide measurements
for a particular operating system or application.
Berkeley RAID Levels
A family of disk array protection and mapping techniques described by
Garth Gibson, Randy Katz, and David Patterson in papers written while they
were performing research into I/O systems at the University of California at
Berkeley. There are six Berkeley RAID levels, usually referred to as RAID
Level 0 through RAID Level 5. See also
RAID Levels.
BIOS
Basic Input/Output System, software that determines what a computer can
do without accessing programs. The BIOS contains all the code required to
control the keyboard, screen, drives, serial communications, and other
functions. Usually the BIOS is built into a ROM chip installed on the
motherboard so that the BIOS will always be available and not affected by
disk failure. Sometimes the BIOS is recorded on a flash memory chip.
BIOS Config Utility
BIOS-based Configuration Utility, a utility program sequence used, upon
powerup, for configuring various hardware elements in a system.
Booting (or Bootstrapping)
Loading operating system code and other basic software from a disk or other
storage device to help a computer start.
Cache
A temporary storage area for frequently accessed or recently accessed data.
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